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   Seasons of Jason 🎒 (killyourfm@layer8.space)'s status on Monday, 14-Jul-2025 01:27:47 JST Seasons of Jason 🎒

   Hiking injuries are so demotivating. They put a brick wall in front of you that serves as a direct denial of your purpose.

   Actually, I’d argue a minor injury is WORSE. It’s not serious enough to force you off the trail for good, to cancel the adventure and go home. At least that would be a definitive direction. Instead you wait it out, carefully nursing yourself back to health and suppressing every instinct to keep going in spite of the pain.

   But the path is forward. I'll get there.

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     Seasons of Jason 🎒 (killyourfm@layer8.space)'s status on Monday, 14-Jul-2025 01:32:54 JST Seasons of Jason 🎒

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     • Linux Renaissance 🇭🇷

     @darth And so do you. Happy birthday, man!

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     Linux Renaissance 🇭🇷 (darth@silversword.online)'s status on Monday, 14-Jul-2025 01:32:55 JST Linux Renaissance 🇭🇷

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     @killyourfm you got this.

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     Seasons of Jason 🎒 (killyourfm@layer8.space)'s status on Monday, 14-Jul-2025 03:22:59 JST Seasons of Jason 🎒

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     • Stewbs

     @stewbsss your endless enthusiasm is so awesome. Thanks for being part of the journey!

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     Stewbs (stewbsss@mastodon.world)'s status on Monday, 14-Jul-2025 03:23:00 JST Stewbs

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     @killyourfm The time to wait it out must feel excruciating, like you've come this far and *this* might put an end to the whole journey but to persevere through it, to push forward (not in a literal sense, mind you) makes you stronger and makes you more resilient to the challenges hiking may throw at you. Makes you better prepared too for the unpredictable.

     You're doing great and you've got this, Jason! :ablobcatheart: